Persuasive techniques and Logical fallacy

What logical fallacy continues to refer to itself or a question just to be referred back to itself (Think of when Mr. J was talking about the movie Idiocracy)

• Circular Logic

• Bandwagon Techniques

• Logical Fallacy

• Red Herring

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In terms of logical fallacies, what is a Red Herring?

• Going off topic to distract a person from an issue.

• A bribe often given to someone to forget an issue. p. 544B

• A term meaning you should do something because everyone else is.

• A small red fish found in the Baltic sea. Contains high amounts of protein and often mercury.

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What is the Bandwagon Technique

• A logical fallacy used to distract someone with another topic.

• A persuasive technique to show someone if a large group of people is doing it, they should too.

• A logical fallacy meant to persuade with emotion of guilt.

• This is not a persuasive or logical fallacy technique.

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Logical Fallacies do not work.

• True

• False

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A slippery slope technique is a technique that says

• If you do something, a chain of events will occur to lead to something disastrous.

• It causes a politician's downfall.

• Technique used to throw a debate opposition off guard in order to score debate points.

• Sledding down a snowy hill is cool.

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The commercials that say "Help now, or you will be responsible for the death of thousands" is an example of:

• Appeal to pitty

• Appeal to ignorance

• Appeal to anger

• Appeal to a straw man

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Persusasive writing is meant to do all of the following except

• Persuade audience to believe what you do

• Persuade audience to act

• Inform, but with a slant

• Tell both sides of the argument.

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A persuasive paper

• Takes a stand "for or against" a topic

• Merely informs on a topic or idea

• Should only be seen by a few people

• Used only to gather information

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What is a claim?

• A person's stance on a particular subject

• A hook

• A piece that is used in Expository writing, that is unneeded in persuasive writing.

• Mailc backwards.

What should a person always consider when writing a Persuasive paper? (any paper really)

• How much money this will make me

• Claim

• Audience

• Hook

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